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You Vs. PCGS 1878 Trade Dollar With Chopmarks

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 Posted 08/26/2018  8:29 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add USSID18 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply

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I wouldn't say easily but it's happened before. For Trade dollars it's kind of counter productive though, there's enough already and a decent number of people dislike them shrinking the potential market.

The ones that get the most scrutiny are when you see them on unusual things like a Seated dollar or Half


So when you see a slabbed Trade dollar with chop marks and it's labeled "Details", is that because of the chop marks?
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I thought there was a book/pamphlet printed years ago that ID'd the legit chop marks?

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So when you see a slabbed Trade dollar with chop marks and it's labeled "Details", is that because of the chop marks?


Most will be for something else like cleaned. There was a time though where they would get details graded just for having the chop marks but that would be an issue with old holders. https://www.PCGS.com/news/PCGS-Now-...rade-Dollars that's their short announcement in 2003.

They'll note it if they think the chops are fake, just like they note artificial wear on low balls when they don't like the look.

I believe NGC details all chop marks
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Okay, thanks for that feedback basebal21. I've gotta digest that link.
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For Trade dollars it's kind of counter productive though, there's enough already and a decent number of people dislike them shrinking the potential market.
Agreed. I am not a fan of them myself and have an unmolested one in my 7070.
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Trade dollars with Chop Marks are the only coins I collect that are "defaced". As they were meant only for Eastern Asia, I think it's a lot of fun to decipher the Chops to try and see where its been. Especially from 140 years ago when travel took forever. They are absolutely great conversation starters as well.
And I only collect the ones where the chops don't obliterate Liberty's face or out stretched arm, or the eagles head. As well, it must be graded already, thereby alleviating the worrying about it being a counterfeit.
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